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In the face of mounting criticism, Google recently stated that the AI summaries included in search results do not harm websites and claimed they actually do quite the opposite, albeit minus any facts or figures to back that up. Google uses AI to scrape the […]
As I’ve mentioned already in other articles, the UK Online Safety Act (OSA) now requires UK visitors to certain websites, such as Reddit, Spotify, and Wikipedia, to verify their age with a selfie or other means of ID. It’s worth noting here that national ID
Last week, we talked about how to turn off tracking on Instagram. If you missed that one, here it is: How To Turn Off Map Location Instagram This week, I wanted to continue to keep you informed on those mobile devices. What am I talking
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Hot on the heels of the recent enforcement of the British Online Safety Act, which is supposed to protect children online, gaming is now being targeted by Collective Shout, an Australian campaign group formed to stop sexploitation in video games. All well and good, up
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Many Years Ago In A Welsh Mining Village… I’m told that when I was two or three years old, I contracted meningitis and was confined to a sanatorium for a month or two. My parents could only see me from behind a glass screen, but
UK Online Safety Act (OSA) From July 25, all companies that come under the scope of this act must introduce measures to protect children and those under the age of 18 in the UK. This means age verification using facial age estimation, driver’s license, bank
I was watching a YouTube video, and all of a sudden, it started to fast-forward, then pause. This repeated with every video I tried. I suspected my remote control at first, so I switched remotes, but the problem persisted. I exited YouTube and switched to
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I clicked on an email to read it, only to see it had a black background with black text, almost unreadable. I noticed a small switch symbol just above the message to the right. I clicked on it, and now the email has a white
This is a weird one. Opera is to blame, of course. I noticed my browser was slowly being taken over by the Spanish language. I have nothing against it, I just can’t speak it. This morning, I went to Facebook, and the login page was
Quick Method To Improve Your Cellular Coverage In the past, I have heard many of my clients complain about spotty cell phone performance to the point where the phone won’t even ring, and the call might automatically go to voicemail. For many of my readers,
I went to log in to Facebook this morning, only to discover my Facebook login page was in Spanish. I clicked on “Iniciar sesion” to see if my entire Facebook page was in Spanish. It was not. Back to the login page. I noticed at
The Edge browser is not exactly renowned for its privacy. I do realize, however, that a lot of folks use Edge because it is already built into Windows, and besides which, it is a pretty decent browser. Here, then, are the settings you can adjust
Recently, I’ve been watching YouTube videos about social decline and living standards in the UK, my home country. As a result, the YouTube algorithm, which has become razor sharp of late, has been showing me everything related to this topic. Yesterday, I stumbled across a
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Well, it had to happen and comes as no surprise to anyone, I imagine. OhChat is described as: the leading platform to live out your uncensored dreams through AI-powered text, voice and images… Aiming to be the OnlyFans of the AI era, this interaction site,
